No, the adults don’t really know why. But when they went back over the last three flu seasons and did the math, they found that kids between 2 and 17 who got the vaccine made with live attenuated virus — the puff up the nose — were 21/2 times more likely than children who got the shot (which uses an inactivated virus to teach the immune system) to get sick with the flu.
So for the coming year, at least, the American Academy of Pediatrics — the group that gives your doctor advice about your care — is recommending that FluMist “should not be used in any setting.”
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3 comments:
the flu shot doesn't work. it only about money.
The best protection is to avoid contact with children and wash your hands after contact with anyone or public surfaces (door handles/atm machines).
The flu vaccine is not recommended this year (or any year).
Educate yourself.
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